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The eldest son hated his father for 30 years, and gritted his teeth when he mentioned his father, just because of something when he was 6 years old

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In a quiet town, the relationship between Zhang Peng and his father has always been strained. This tension stemmed from an incident that happened when Zhang Peng was six years old, and it was an unforgettable memory that affected him for the rest of his life.

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That year, a so-called "beggar's outfit" became popular, and many children imitated the style, believing it to be a fashion. Zhang Peng was no exception, he used scissors to cut a few holes in his jeans, trying to look cool among his friends. However, when his father found out about all this, emotions exploded.

The eldest son hated his father for 30 years, and gritted his teeth when he mentioned his father, just because of something when he was 6 years old

The father's anger swept through the little Zhang Peng mercilessly like a raging storm. He was furious, not noticing Zhang Peng's frightened eyes. Although grandma and grandpa persuaded him not to beat and scold the child, he was still unmoved. He dragged Zhang Peng on the way home, scolded him as he walked, and even beat him, leaving him bruised all over his body.

By the time they got home, the onlookers had already gathered. His father's anger did not subside because of this, and he continued to reprimand and attack Zhang Peng in full view. This scene greatly hurt Zhang Peng's self-esteem, and also planted the seeds of resentment in his young heart.

The eldest son hated his father for 30 years, and gritted his teeth when he mentioned his father, just because of something when he was 6 years old

As he grew older, it became more and more difficult for Zhang Peng to forget the humiliation and pain of that day. Whenever he mentioned his father, his heart would be filled with irrepressible anger and sadness. It had become an insurmountable chasm between him and his father, and although he had tried to forgive, the resentment in his heart would churn again every time he recalled those words and blows.

Time passed, and Zhang Peng was already in his thirties. Despite his social success, the wounds in his heart never healed. It wasn't until one day, when he met a counselor, that things took a turn for the better.

The eldest son hated his father for 30 years, and gritted his teeth when he mentioned his father, just because of something when he was 6 years old

After many psychological consultations, Zhang Peng began to slowly understand and deal with his deep resentment towards his father. Under the guidance of a counselor, he learned some psychological techniques about forgiveness and understanding, which helped him gradually understand the motivations and pressures behind his father's actions at that time.

Through these healing conversations, Zhang Peng came to understand that his father's harshness at that time may have stemmed from his reaction to societal expectations and his concern for his child's future. While this does not fully justify his actions, it does provide Zhang Peng with a new perspective on what is clouded by anger and pain.

The eldest son hated his father for 30 years, and gritted his teeth when he mentioned his father, just because of something when he was 6 years old

At the same time, Zhang Peng also began to try to communicate more openly with his father. Initially, these conversations were challenging and uncomfortable, but over time, the two gradually found a way to understand each other. After many in-depth exchanges, the father expressed sincere regret for the incident and apologized to Zhang Peng, a move that greatly eased the relationship between the two.

Zhang Peng realized that letting go of resentment not only freed his father, but more importantly himself. He began to feel a long-lost sense of peace of mind and relief. Although the process was painful and long, it opened a new chapter in his life and he learned how to deal with the complexities and difficulties of his personal emotions.